Commercial Businesses Turn to Energy Co-Ops for Huge Savings

For any company, paying utility bills is a customary albeit costly aspect of keeping work operations in order. Across the States, for a long time, business owners had to pay local utility companies for their natural gas and electricity needs – and then, the prices were dictated by the Public Service Commission. Thanks to electric deregulation laws issued in the late 1990s and early 2000s, business owners – and consumers of all sorts – can source energy from a self-selected supplier. This makes it possible for companies to take advantage of what a commercial co-op has to offer. What does this mean for them?

-Fixed rate monthly fee for electric and gas bills, which won’t fluctuate while under contract, in spite of changes in your energy use.

-Lower utility costs due to the combined purchasing power of the group.

CQI Associates is a leading energy consultant providing access to residential and commercial energy cooperatives in energy deregulated states across the U.S. By aggregating the kilowatt load of each business in the co-op, CQI is able to negotiate overall utility costs to a low and fair price. Below, see the list of areas we service with our cost-effective commercial energy co-ops:

Energy Deregulated States with Energy Co-Op Access:

Arizona

Arkansas

California,

Connecticut

Delaware

Illinois

Maine

Maryland

Massachusetts

Michigan

Montana

Nevada

New Hampshire

New Jersey

New Mexico

New York

Ohio

Oklahoma

Oregon

Pennsylvania

Rhode Island

Texas

Virginia

Washington, DC

Though we handle the complicated aspects of energy management, we want the interested client to be involved if they so choose, which is why we offer informational meetings and webinars to provide education about the process. Nevertheless, our primary mission is to handle commercial utility concerns so that business owners can direct their focus on core objectives and company goals.